The Moscow authorities plan in December 2010

The Moscow authorities plan in December 2010 to shorten the routes of trolley buses in the city center, as well as to remove two sections of roads with trolleys (so called "bunching"). These measures will be in the fight against traffic jams, the newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets.
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As sources told the newspaper in one of the trolleybus park capital, its management has already received "an oral order from above" to reduce the trip "63" from November 19: earlier trolley shuttled from Vykhino to the Lubyanka, but now they will only doezzhat to Taganskaya Square.
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Currently, the route 63 is one of the busiest in Moscow. In order to cope with passenger traffic, a few years ago, trolley park began to take "bunching". Currently, the 63-meter route them there are 23 pieces, as usual trolley - only 11. If the authorities have banned the use of "long" vehicles, the trolley park will not be able to serve passengers who complained of his staff told the newspaper.
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According to historian Alexei Klimenko, a member of the Presidium of the expert council at the chief architect of Moscow, the elimination of trolley buses in downtown Moscow will not help improve the traffic situation. To combat congestion, he believes, must be addressed properly parked cars that create interference, and remove from public transport turnstiles.
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Reducing the number of trolleys in downtown Moscow will become one of the measures of the program of the Moscow government to combat traffic jams. Apart from her, authorities propose to organize paid parking, to restrict truck traffic on Ring Road, to introduce one-way traffic on streets within the Garden Ring, narrow lanes and automate the work of the Moscow traffic lights.
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